02/03/2025
The world is rebelling and reciting the attempts to advertise Al Daqlo terrorist government
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Portsudan: 1-3-2025 (SUNA) - Many major countries and members of the International Security Council have protested against the so-called
By creating a parallel government in the areas controlled by the terrorist militia of Al-Daklu and its allies are agents represented in some political forces masked by dreams of power and wealth, which have been earned in the name of margin, democracy, and slogans of freedom, justice and equality, after the consecutive victories and great victories achieved by the armed forces, the system forces supporting them and the joint forces throughout the country The continuation of the resilience of Fasher "Sultan's Castle", in addition to the diplomatic movements led by Sudan, the United States, Britain, Greece, Korea, the African Group and some Arab countries announce its explicit rejection of Kenya's declaration of a parallel government, and some Western countries have led to betting on the crashing of Sudan by the terrorist militias, which was just A fleeting dream that she recently woke up by announcing her position supporting the United State of Sudan and its capital Khartoum and the so-called parallel government will not find Fatila and it contributes to the instability of the region by its secret.
While both the State of Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, the State of Kuwait and Turkey hastened to reject the issue of a parallel government, the attitudes of those countries come from the principle and the continuation of their efforts and supervised attitudes towards Sudanese issues at all levels and their support to the Sudanese people in the unity of their land, sovereignty without equality, at all costs.
: Civil Judgment
US envoy John Kelly said in his speech during Sudan's special session at the Security Council on Wednesday that "attempts by the Rapid Support Militia and its allies to establish a government in the militia-controlled territories are not helping in the issue of peace and security in Sudan, and threaten to divide the country by order Reality.
Last week, the Rapid Support Militia and Popular Movement led by Al-Halo and a number of political and armed forces in Nairobi signed a founding pact to form a parallel government.
The United States also reaffirmed its support for restoring civil rule in United Sudan. She announced her support for the efforts to promote the civil political dialogue to enhance the political process.
Cooperation of the central government :
China's envoy to the International Security Council warned that the announcement of some armed groups in Sudan of their intention to form a parallel government could lead to the division of the country, emphasizing his country's support for Sudan's sovereignty and the unity of its territories.
On his part, a Russian envoy to the Security Council assured that his country sees that the fastest solution to the humanitarian crisis in Sudan lies in cooperation with the central government and its affiliated bodies.
African group anxiety+1:
On Wednesday, the Security Council's "A3+" group renewed its call for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire in Sudan, expressing concern over what the "rapid support" militia leaders and other political spectrums have announced to create a "parallel authority" in the country.
Member of the Standing Mission of Algeria to the United Nations, Toufiq Elaid Kudri, speaking on behalf of the group which includes Algeria both Somalia and Sierra Leone plus Guyana, in an open briefing on the situation in Sudan, confirmed the group’s concern over the announcement of the rapid support militia leaders along with other political spectacles, By creating a parallel authority in Sudan, it is considered “a dangerous step that promotes further degradation in Sudan and consolidates current efforts for peace and dialogue on their paths.
She said to withdraw from these movements, as she urged the Rapid Support Forces and its allies to put the unity of Sudan and its national interest above any other considerations
A government of owning a gun:
Sudan's UN envoy, Harith Idris, said congressmen in Nairobi announced that they are seeking a government that enables them to own weapons, and that the $200 million the Emirates donated would hire him for that purpose.
The Kenyan president adopting the alleged former rapid support government constitutes a blatant violation of the UN and the African Union treaties.
Kenya has accused Kenya of recognizing the parallel government of slowing down to dismantle Sudan in a service to the new Middle East map, as part of the dismantling of the armed forces project and the crooked Sudan it nurtures.
Demands of the demarcation lines:
The US envoy called for Inaba to facilitate the flow of aid across all border roads and longlines throughout Sudan, bringing to a swift and lasting end to the war through negotiations.
The attacks of "Zamzam"
He expressed his concern over the ongoing attacks by the Rapid Support Militia on Zamzam Displaced Camp and called for the militia forces to end its attacks on displaced civilians in Zamzam.
I made it clear that external support to the warring parties only serves to prolong the conflict.
He added: “We cannot allow Sudan to again become a tolerant environment for terrorist and terrorist organizations crossing national borders.” “This would undermine our common interests and security in the Red Sea region.”
He emphasized on the protection of civilians and the perpetrators of violations to be held accountable.
Transition Roadmap:
The group of Algeria, Somalia, Sierra Leone and Guyana called on the United Nations Secretary-General's call for all parties to commit to a ceasefire during the holy month of Ramadan.
The group welcomed the transitional road map announced by the Government of Sudan, which includes, among other steps, the formation of a civil government led by a technocratic figure.
I also stressed the importance of the Security Council unit more than ever to direct the sound message that takes into account developments on the ground and also considering the sovereignty of Sudan and the safety of its territories.
She appeared another concern about the “foreign interventions”, which she said “remains a serious challenge in the efforts to find a permanent solution to the conflict in Sudan”, reiterated her call for a clear and public condemnation of these interventions and for full compliance with the rules of the existing penal system and the ban on weapons supply in Darfur region
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